A local charity passionate about helping children & young people, in the Whitton, Whitehouse and Castle Hill areas of Ipswich
Children and
Young People
We want you to be safe, happy, engaged and supported.
See our about page for details of the regular activities we provide, and check out our Projects page to see some of the of special projects we support
VOLUNTEER
We are always looking for volunteers to help us support the young people of Ipswich. Whther it's helping us to deliver a particular poject, regular help with our activities or a special skill you can offer, we'd love to hear from you
FUNDRAISE
We are extremely grateful to our sponsors for te support they provide, and we also regaulry fundraise to help finance particular events and projects. If you have a fundriasing idea we'd welcome your support
BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS
Whitton Youth Partnership is keen to work with local businesses to strengthen our work and support local young people. There are many different ways in which your business could get involved. Click the button below to find out more ...
Our partners and supporters
Upcoming events
Young Women's project
Starts Wednesday 4th May 2022 - 4:00 to 5:30 pm
- A small group for young women offering a safe, supportive space over 8 weeks
- Based from Whitton Parish Hall, Whitton Church Lane
- Sign up necessary - contact us at wypandy@gmail.com - for more info.
Steppin' Up - Yr 6 Transition
Over May 2022
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Learn first aid, teamwork and build confidence over three sessions including a day of activities at Thorpe Woodlands Outdoor Centre
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Based from Whitton Parish Hall, Whitton Church Lane
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Sign up / referral required
Saturday Art Club
- For 6 - 12-year-olds - 10 am to 11:30 am
- Join us for our new art club - get creative, have fun
- Based from Whitton Parish Hall, Whitton Church Lane
Saturday 22nd May 2022
Saturday 26th June 2022
Saturday 24th July 2022
Saturday 27th August 2022
Saturday 25th September 2022
About us
Whitton Youth Partnership supports and works with children and young people in the Whitton, Whitehouse and Castle Hill areas of Ipswich.
We do this through spending time in the community every day, meeting, listening to and talking with young people and developing further activities together, such as trips and residentials, projects, workshops, accredited learning, volunteering and community action.
We offer young people up to 19 years somewhere safe to meet and participate in activities that build relationships, develop confidence and foster learning. We also provide information, advice and guidance on various issues that affect young people.
We believe all young people deserve to be treated with respect and dignity and that each can create, reflect, enjoy, achieve and make a positive difference in their world.